Charles Bukowski meets Lewis Carroll in this direct-address rendering of a work of rhymed and metered, borderline-nonsense verse. The film is a droll, yet doggedly whimsical, exploration of the philosophical impulse, set among a household’s menagerie of animal figurines, stuffed, carved or otherwise, and further embellished by select artifacts of pandemicana.

A directionless 20-something is visited by his Future Self, and given important instructions to save both his future. But before he has a chance to take any action, his Future Self keeps returning to tell him he’s already screwed up again.

A parody sketch exploring the ridiculousness of current shallow hip hop lyrics' and the interviews with the rappers making their lyrics seem deeper than they are.

“Hey y’all! It’s time to get your hands a clapping and your feet a tapping.”

“It’s Daisy May” is a 10-episode web series about Daisy May, a girl from the American south who loves talking, making people smile, and singing country music. Daisy is tired of Mama and her life in the trailer park and wants more, so off she goes to the local trash yard, finds a ukulele, starts plucking, and introduces herself to the wide, wide world of the web.

With the help from Donna’s phone (Donna is the best) Daisy imparts all the wisdom she’s learned along the way whilst singing her heart out in the process (music really does soothe the soul).

“It’s Daisy May” mixes the genres of stand-up comedy, musical theatre, and cabaret. And, some might say it’s like a good ole’ fashioned hoe down. Either way, join us. Daisy can’t wait to meet you!

One man plays two brothers playing a piano duet, with hilarious results!